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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10

Il. z Jahhson Was last week c,,uiiru,.
81 territorisi attorney general. Hs will
make an able one.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-02-10
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10
/ .oaDfEH L SDER NAeOI tON

do you see that tumble down cottage thers,
Beyond the read by the eycamore-tfce,
With raga Iii The broken window pancs,
And thorns where the howcr-pots used - De.
foa never would think, In snch place.
10 meet III old hero face TO face
4 soldier under Napoleon.
There's little heroic, confess,
In the wthcred old man In his corner chair;
Nrt tooth nor a thought In his hairless head,
- he sits and mrmbles aud gfumbles there
Bnt II ninety years take mucn away.
Iii- title. u: least. will always stay
A soldier under Napoleon
III lin eyes watch his daughter 1t york,
i ~ old woman n calico:
II 1ms times noes her grandson q. plsy
With hs painted soldiers all 10 row;
And BE- dearly ioscs his pint Of gin.
And his black cay pipe. this nan sho has beet
A soldier under Napoleon.
tut .!cna. Nareago, Anrtcrsit1.
aud last aud blood tsst, W gtersou.
VIII bis eye not ia-b II speak thesc wo Us.
Ard the >.ugslsi. hood in his veins burn tree.
He deaf but Ill shout ths III ont till he hear.
And III memory light. at least. appear
4 solder under Napoleon.
.se col 1T. ~ say do You r.c,eei
Tsat -. .rea, a.. when. the ss.sa.d- tell,
You fought 20 brs.siy. nor ont .oar post
Til the la.t man i..t II .ou: .omraGes feils
I've lost the mines. he says 20 the:
Il SG~i remember used 10 he
4 soldier under Napoleon.
--.'ha..es r. Richardson, in Hlrperr Magazine
for March.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10
Throwing the Wedding shoe.

Paris American Register: This Gus
tom of throwing one or more old shoes
after the bride and groom either when
they go to church to- be married or
when they start on their wedding jour
Eey is 80 old that the memory Of man
stretches not back 10 its beginning
Some think il represents an assault.
and is a lingering trace of the custom
among savage nations Of carrying away
the bride by violence; others think that
it Is relic Of the ancient law Of ex-
change or purchase, and that it former
~ implied the surrender by the parents
Of all dominion Of authority over their
daughter. II has likeness to a Jewish
custom mentioned in the Bible Thus
i'll Deuteronomy We read that when the
brother OF dead man refused to marry
his widow she asserted her indcpen-
dcncc by choosing his shoe. Also. in
Ruth. when the kin>man Of Boaz gave
up his claim to the Inheritance Of Ruth
and TO Ruth also, he indicated his assen,
byplncking off hi, shoe and giving it te
Boaz. II was also the custom Of the
Middle Ages to place the husband
shoe on the head Of the nuptial couch
| in token of his domination.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10
Il want you to promise mol to 20 /,

Il want you to promise mol to 20 TO
the theatre during my absence :
well. " said he. after some CONVEX
sation, Il will do the best can, then,
tnrning to John p. Usher. who was
present at the interview. he said in SUBJ
stance: My friend is crazy Oh the
; subject OF my assassination.
When Mr.. Seward first became con-
scious after the attack upon him, he
said: Where was Col. Lamon? II
he had been in the city this would not
have happened. He repeated this re-
mark often afterwards.
But MIR. Lincoln did 60 to the theatre
the night Of the eventful 18th and the
stealthy tread of the murderer followed
him. There was pistol shot which
echoed through the land, louder than
the lannon's roar, and murderous
horseman dashed into the night.
| A tall man, wounded, and limp. was
carried to the nearest house and stretch.
ed upon his bed to die. Men who had
faced death where fire danced along
the weird line of battle without blanch-
ing stood around his bed and wept.
The blood oozed from his head until il
soaked through the bed and dropped
from the under side. Towards morn
ing there was 4 conyulsive struggle and
the spirit Of Abraham Lincoln passed to
where the angel at the gate said:
.Well done, thou good and faithful
servant, enter thou into the joy Of thy
Lord"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10

whistle from the house which was raj
lying the bloodhound- upon my track.
No matter. There was the suggestion
Of life. Of traffic. Of the wholesome
world outside. And more--as the pro-
longed railway-whistle grew rapidly
louder. saw in the distance the bright
light Of the steam illuminated by the
fire through the open door Of the
enginc-fIrnace. and with its shrill
call 0. triumph and its floating banner
Of fire the night train sped rapidly OH
its way. With my arm held out to
guard my face if | should run against
bushes or trees, | set off 1T round
| pace towards the bridge.
Luckily for me my course was no
easy one. l made slow progress.
| hampered by stumblcs and the difficult
ties of keeping correct line. At last
| l struck the road. A wave of indie
scribable joy filed my heart as felt
the gravel under my feet, and against
the clearing sky recognized the cloud
like tree-tops Of the avenue. But as
my feet crunchcd on the loose gravel,
the moon shone out in full splendour
and there was shout of harsh triumph
behind me.
| All! had had but weapon, would
have stood ut bay and given good ac-
count Of myself to the bloodthirsty
wolves who were hunting me. But |
was defenceless. and sudden thought
Of Mary, perhaps even now on the sea
with Plowitz. turned all my energies
again to making good my escape. l
ran as fast as | could towards the
bridge. / kept well away from my
persuers. l reached the bridge. |
sought the end Of the parapet. Ali,
had forgotten. if | had ever realized.
| A thick hedge. and tall paling. thick
~ studded with nails, guarded the
ends.
could hear in the stiffness the steps
Of my pursuers rapidly approaching. |
heard their shrill and menacing whistle
answered-good Heavens!-an>wer,sd
close BY from the side Of the bridge.
Grimes must be hurrying up from the
lodge! l was caught as in a trap upon
that narrow way. Hark. Another
whistle. But this is til. whistle Of the
train. With startling distinctness !
hear the click Of distant signal and
see the white light II, the beginning Of
the curve turn to a sudden red. Were
il q nearing roll q wheets. discordant
jing,ing and .ioitiag, q roaring o. steam,
and as at each md 0; the fridge appear
tie figures Of those who seek my life. the
train beneath has hated halfway
through.
Saved! saved. vault upon the
parapet. l shake my fist, and throw a
curse to the mur1erous ruflians, and
drop, with what care | may, upon the
wagon beneath me. Tho tarpaulin
covering yields to my weight. am
uninjGred. Tho figures of my foes
appear in confusion against the sky.
line. Another click and the red eye Of
the signal-lamp turns to vivid green
a short whistle, succession Of iolts
and we are speeding away tow.
ards Euston-towards Straightforward
Mary!
rrn pr enSrrNr-En
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10
The NOrtacOtc Family.

Lord Iddesleigh belonged to one OF
the most illus.rion> families of Devon.
The Northcotes are related to the
Courtcnays. Nevilles. Godolpheuns
NEEDLES, and Luttrells. The first 0,
the line to bear the name was JOIN
Galfridus de Northcote, kt., in 1903
From him the sixteenth knight il
descent was John Northcote, who wa,
made the first baronet in 16il. The
family is descended from King Edward
III. through his fourth son, '.old Johl
of Gaunt. time-honored Lancaster. ;
As rule the Northcotes have beer
long-lived. Sir Stafford was only tn,
eighth holder of baronetcy that il
2i6 years old
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10
fro BE CONTINUED
Laws Of Habit.

Ii the period between 20 and J" i
the critical one in the formation of in
tcllectnal and professional habits. the
period below 20 i, more impuitsn.
still for the fixing II personal bahits.
properly so-callcd. sach ~ vocalization
and pronunciation, gesture. motion.
and address. Hardly ever Is lam
guagc learned after 20 spoken with
out foreign accent. hardly ever
can Youth transferred to the society
Of hi, betters unlearn the nasality and
other vices of speech bred in him by
associations Of his growing Years.
Hardly ever. indeed. no matter how
much money there be in his pocket. can
he even learn TO dress like a gentleman
born. The merchants offer their wares
rs eagerly To him as the vericst ..swell,
but he simply can't buy the right
things. An invisible law. II. strong
a gravitation, keeps him within his
orbit, arraycd this year n, he was last:
and how his aristocratic acquaintance
contri,e 10 get the things they wear
will be for him a mystery till his dying
day.
The great thing. then. in all educa-
ton is TO make automatic and habitual.
rs early as possible, as many useful
actions as we can. and to guard against
the growing into way, that are
likely to be advantageous to
Us, As we should guard against
the plague The more of the
details of our daily life We can hand
over to the infallible and cfior,leSS
custody Of automatism the more our
higher powers of mind will be set free
for their own proper work. There is
no more miserable human being than
one in whom nothing is habitual but
indecision, and for whom the lighting
Of every cigar the drinking Of every
cup. the time of rising aud going to bed
every day, and the beginning Of every
bit Of work. are subjects Of express
volitional deliberation. Full half the
time Of such man goes to the decid-
ing or regretting Of matters which
ought to have been so thoroughly
ingrained in him as practically not to
exist for his consciousness at all. lfthere
be such daily duties not yet ingrained
in any one Of my readers. let him
begin this very day to set the matter
right. -P0pular Science Monthly.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10
GOOD OLD DAN.

Though temperate ATTY cage,
He dearly loved his whine:
His bedtime. character, and age
Were measured all benign.
A sailor bold. his gallant bark
He pitched on upoerC,
That they might know, who woke 70 bark
How v:gilAnt VAS he.
He Was growler from hie birth,
But merry parte he played;
He always run his foe TO earth,
His point he always made.
No idle chacerer was Dan.
Though oft upon the trail,
on high amid the yelping clan
He'd hold his thrilling tale.
He was more conscientious than
The etrictest Pharisee;
Like an awakened conscience, Dan
OFT rsked the wicked fieA.
And when upon the Sahbath-dAy
To hear the psalms and chants
Down to the church he took his way.
He wore hts Sunday pants.
Dan was Baptist. through aud through,
For every one agreed
He was . water dog that knew
The dogmAs OF his creed.
A railway train cnt short his span,
That truly II might seem
In death, rs In his life. old Dan
Was held in highest steam.
Robert J. Burdettt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10

They left Philadel ia about IL
o'clock. Not soul except the four
people in the rear of the ear and
the few ut the dinner party at Harris
burg knew that Mr.. Lincoln had left
that city or was on his way to Wash
ington.
He could not. OF course, take large
number Of persons with him without
attracting attention and bctraying his
presence, and therefore reduced his
arrangements for defense upon that
journey to the smallest possible COM
pass by the selection of Ward II.
Lamon rs his companion. Lamon was
a native Of Virginia. who had come to
Danville, ILL.,. at an early day, and
for many years had practiecd law as
the partner of Lincoln OH tho circuit at
that place. He was all over Virginian
and strong, stout, and athletic--a
Hercules in statue. tapcring from his
broad shoulders to his heels. and the
handsomest man, physically. l ever
saw. He was skilled in all the ways
Of the manly art, "a years Of age, six
feet high, and. although prudent and
cautious. was thoroughly courageous
and bold. He wore that night two
ordinary pistols, two Derringers, and
two large knives. You could put no
more elements Of attack or defense in a
human skin than there were in Lamon
and his armory on that occasion.
Mr.. Lincoln selected him for this
pace because the two were wholly nm
like, and each admired in the other
qualities he himself did not possess.
Lincoln knew the shedding tho last
drop of blood in his defense would be
the most delightful act of Lannon's life.
aud that in him he had regiment.
armed aud drilled for the most efficient.
service.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10

Tho language the telephone speaks il
broken English.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-10

Who is baby best friend in household 1t isthe
Universal Cathartic Powder 1t causes eripes or
pains; after dose sick headache atoIchachs
thereafter; should be procured for the big and small
babies at drug store for 25c. box. Ono trial
pronounees tho best. For sale by ali druggists ana
by the druggist mentioned below.
The Medicinal Nerve Caramel should be uses, bv cver
person afflicted with Nervous debility Try free sample
mentioned below.
Be happy and eat without fear: The Medicinal Dys--
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Tree For sale BY all druggists. and By druggist
Stop that dreadful cough The Medicinal Cough O.
amsi stops any cough us not candy but pure me.-
cough no more. to carameis will cure the most OBJ
stlnats cough. and why not try. For sale by ali
druggists and BY the druggist mentioned below.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25
PhACCIE IA
Kto ma p%rzyjaciela

co mu sic co tydzieh naprzykrza,
potyczaj ac cd niego Wiarusa Oak
to n. p. czyni newton wlarus z
wasami nosic) nicch"j mi
przyale jego nd, cs. ia mu potcm
rcguiurnie bpdq roscfat osobny
numer, Il ten, co mi przys!af no
Wy adrcs, z wdzieczn"sci, zem 60
rozbawit natreta, niechai tvlko
czuwu mad tenn, ably nowy abo-
ncnt "a W0ru&n zu,iac,t.
NJ '.:Ti:r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25
M0rinau,n.

Rzeczywiscie bajecznie ia
MO, powiedziafem zdumiony;
ma czem2e OPERA Kompania
swoje zyski, sprzedajac wszyst-
ko "a bezcen prawie?
Alea-odparf - wartos;G
dolara W Ziemi monety pre-
chodzi W czwornas6b jego war
tosc w dawnym kraju, "a do
lara pan tn lyle kupisz co
tam "a szesG.
Powoli zblizylismy sic do
zamku kr6lewskjego.
Ma ganku lub raczej wspa-
niaiej %rozkosznej werandzie u
rzqdzony byl ma wysokich sto-
pniach przepyszny iron, ma
ktorym mial zasiqsc NaUasniej-
sly Pan.
Il obu stron tronu gestym
szpalerem szykowali sic przy-
bywaj4cy. u by}a 1ch moe ME.
zmierna.
Ma Boga, widze wszyst-
kich, co Mu j.uz i przedtem
wiernic sIuzyl'.
Otto Slisz, kornobis, Bro
dowski, Odrowqz, Grzeskie-
wicz! " i ten lest - rzeklem,
przyjemposcia oglqdajqc
wspaniate kontury zacnego
delegate ongi ma sejm W Bay
City.
-Wszyscy So, paiiie! wszys-
cy wielbiq czcza ale sza!
Jego NaUasniejsz Moe Kro-
lewska sic zbliza.
| state sic cIcho jak W gro.
bic.
Poprzcdzony katem, W kt6-
rym ma pierwszy rz,lt cka po-
znafem krzem i Il k j e.
go, z ogromnym bfyszczacym
mieczem, otoczony adjutanta-
mi i pachofkami, wszedl Maj
jasniejszy Pan Jozef Erazm
I-szy. Ubrany W purpurowy
p1aszcz, mia} W reku ber]o "
ksztafcie ogromnego z}otego
dolara i korone. wysadzana
brylantami, ma fysiutkiej jak
kolano gfowie.
-NaUasniejszy Pan fysy!-
szepta1em cicho - Przeciez W
Ameryce miaf ,jeszcze dosyc
Ses1a czupryne.
-Wfasnle-odpari rownieA
cicho W blyszczace; fysinie
NaUasniejszego le4y gfeboka
wy2szosc Jegc rozulnu mad
Bismark'em, kt6ry, jak via
d"mo, ma try wfoski, a nasz
Najkochanszy Pan i krol ME
ma ami .lednego-zakonczyi z
radosnq duma.
.I-' ">.Vr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25
MISUNDERSTANDING
BREMEN"
NEWS Y
Sxybka jazda parowcn mi !!
mn Ty1c,n q ,1D; ~
Bremen a New York

- ~ ~ IA
Ma S}awniej sze parowcc
AILER, TRAVE, SAALE, EMS,
ELDER, WERRA, FTLDA. ELBE.
Go sobote i srode z Bremen.
Co sobote i Srode New York.
Bremen jest miastem bardzo
wygodnic %po}ozonem Ola podroznych
i 2 Bremen MONA bardzo
krotkim czaSie ~dojechat do wszyst-
kich mia>t Niemiec, AuStryi i
szwajcaryi. Szybkie parowcc poi
Observation-Disclosures Lloyda So bu-
dowane Z szczcgGlnem uwzglednic-
MEM p%a>azrr6w >rcdniego pok}adu
i drugiej kaiuty, maja take po-
mostly i doSkonafa wentylacya a
kuchnia dla paSazcrow wyhorna.
Przesz}o
100000
%pasazer6w Tia rarowcarh nlemlcc-
kiego Lloyda odbylo podrdz morska
bczpiecznir i dohrzc. Wzgledem
cen daISzyrh intormacyi udat sic do
Oelrichs & Co.. Gen. Agent.
, Bowling Green,N New York.
III. ClauSSeniuS & 60,
General Western Agents.
= South Clark Str.
CHICAGO. ILL.
Jan Anglewicz. Winona, MINI
1887.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25
CR0CH I KAPUSTA
specya} ola
Mazur6w i Litwin6w
ugotowaf
NJ. A. C"HROSTOWSKI.
Gag dalszy.
ROZDZIAt vi.

ROZDZIAt vi.
Autor, p~oznacszy tyle clehavycA
r2eczy, m6Vojqcych 90 u niepo-
mie1m4 dunae 4 zarozunlenle o So
bic, poczyno Snlc no jaecie pod
uplywem szczegoMej halucy1acyi.
Dokad j 20 co: ME umia-
tenn odpowiedziec; party mad
zwyczajna nadprzyrodzonq si-
Ia, szfem naprzod i wciaS ma
prod .....!
Jak d}ugo to .juz trwa}o?
ME wien zupeinie Czym W
swiecie duchow, czyli W pod
ziemnych lochach lub Ma dnie
oceanu....? mic 2 pc "a ME
przeirzanej ciemnosci ME IDOL
nym byf dojrzec.
| szfem wci9z bystro. z gto.
wa opuszczonq ma piersi jak
zwiastun niedoli, jak legendo-
wy typ tutacza. Upadajacy re
znuzen'a, przystawalem chwi-
le, lecz ~tajemniczy wiz ped
chwytywa} natychmiast i
pchaf ma pol martwego W dali
sly poch6d meczenstwa.
Sadzac sic ma zawsze ska
zanym, gorqeo pcczqlem bfa-
gao Boga o skrocenie stra
sznych ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
grzechy 2ywota, b]agajqc "a
ME przebaczeuia.
Me m~asz-mowifem smut
nle-nikogo, co by sic VISTA
viii "a NINA ma tamtym swie-
Gle ..... Ukochany Jozef B.
ram tam daleko ma PADDLE
p}aczu rzadzi zyjqcymi ME
ma nawet czasu za.jqt sic ich
dalszem zagrobowem zyciem.
-Boze-1kalem cicho-prze-
MES Go zywcem ma zfocistym
wozie do nieba. powierz Mu
specyalny zarzqd swiata du-
chow polskich! A mole my
Salem go chwili-moze moe
Jego rozposciera sic tylko ma
2yjacych? W pahstwie cleniow
mole bedzie zwykfa jednost-
kq?:-Nie-odpar}em 2 moca-
nigdy! ia wierze W .jego1 J. po-
sianpictwo pomazahca, ia VIE
RE W nadprzyrodzonq legen-
dowq site ducha tel Istoty, O.
toczonei wieEcem swietosci.
Zes}any ma pocieche, radosG
j szczescie narodu ma tamtym
swiecie, zajmie pierwsze miej-
see W gronie wybrancow, be-
die @otoeZon wiecznq chwafa
i dana Mu bedzie W nagro-
de "a czy..y zywota moe mad
przyrodzona, moe wfadania ma
mi srzesznymi! Chccby nawct
w zamIan "a te Ware ofiaro-
wauo m! %wybawienie 2 max
acknowledgements sic do sko,
MI istnlenla, wierzyf bym ME
z}omnie w Tego....'.
Ma Wschodzie blysnely 30
toki swiat}a, ktorem, przywy-
k1y do ciemnosci, cd razu TO-
sta}em olsniony 49,. Pred ne
powstrzymany ustaf upa.
diem znuzony gdym
"a chwile otvcrzy1 powieki,
ujrzafem ma niezmiernych wy
sokosciach f~yszczacy napis
wielkiemi gotyckiemi literami:
Wlara 10 mojq Wszechmoc
cl;e6le wy6awl1a!
Naraz znikf napis, ciemnos-
CT sic rozwiaty j ia ujrza}em
sic u stop wielkiego miasta,
do ktorego og}uszony wszyst-
kiomi n,espodziankami skiero-
wa}em bezwiednie swe kroki.
W tenn ozwafy sic dzwony
i z domow poczeli wychodzic
ludzie, zdezajqcy W jednym
pofnocnym kierunku.
Jeden zwr6cif szczegoluq mo-
uwage, pomewaz kropla W
krople podobnym byf do ME
n0nnInnnrn W In, ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-25

toSonm p'zez Wladystawa Dynle-
wicza f,ma, %znaj6yqca sic obec-
nae pod moim kiieramkiie,n, zna,aa
ze s,Dej rzstelno$ci 10 prowadze-
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